The Russellville Democrat., 1887-03-30
TRY THE BELLE OF RUS
SELLVILLE' CIGAR.
I w Wells

u. w. w Ellis.
Mr.. w. III. Rushing, of Dover, re-
turned last Thursday from an extend
ed trip into the Indian Territory, visi-
ting Talequah and other live Indian
towns. He was very favorably i'm
pressed with the Cherokee country.
SMOKE THE BELLE OF
RUSSELLYILLE" CIGAR. 1T IS
A. NO. /.
j. w. WELLS.
The report has gained circulation
somehow that the judges of election in
Clark township in the recent county
seat election were not sworn. We are
reliably Informed that they were law
fully sworn and their acts strictly legal.
We will say to the public at large
that We have our stock complete of new
and fresh goods of every description,
and that we are ready and willing to
sell goods at a short profit for cash or
credit. Call and examine our stock
and terms before making your purchas-
es else where. WooTEN & OATES.
Since our last issue we have receiv-
ed calls from large number of our es-
teemed friends, so many that our limit
ed space will not justify mentioning by
name. We were glad to see them all,
and cordially invite them to call again.
FOR PAINTS. OILS, VAR
NISHES &C OF BEST QUALITY
AND LOWEST PRICES, CALL
ON j. w. WELLS.
Mrs. HaZen Shinn of Little Rock.
is visiting friends here. When she re-
turns she will take with her the re-
mains of her daughter Grace, who vas
buried here in October, 1885, for REIN
termert in the cemetery at Little Rock.
We have just received the very Ia
test and best style in corsets.
WooTEN 81 OATES.
--Messrs. Henry e. and Ro5t. l.. Err
win, two of the most worthy and enter
prising of Little Rocks Russellvilleco
onists, came up last week and spent
several days mingling with their old
friends. 1t is needless to say that they
were royalty cared for.
CALL AND SEE MY LINE
OF SONG BOOKS, BIBLES AND
STATIONERY. IT WILL PAY
YOU. j. w. WELLS.
In another place will be found no
tice of a series of lectures at the G.. p.
church, by the Rev. Mr.. Miner, on the
subject of "Suceess." Mr.. Milner has
thoroughly mastered the subject in
hand, and will doubtless interest all
his hearers. We bespeak for him
large attendance.
IF YOU WANT TO SMOKE
THE BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN
RUSSELLVILLE, CALL ON
j. w. WELLS.
Mrs. Maggie Wells returned last
Thursday from very pleasant visit to
relatives at Osceola and Little Rock.
She was accompanied home from Lit
tie Rock by her husband, Mr. James
w. Wells, who went there to meet her.
Mrs. Pauline Wells is still with her
daughter at Osceola.
Don't pay war prices for second
class sewing machines when you can
buy first. class machine for less mon
eYat ARTHUR ERwIN'S.
Mr.. TT. Russell, of this place, sold
last week TO Mr.. John j. Rye of Lon
don, graded Jersey male calf IL
months old for $500. 1t is quite graf
flying to see the increased interest
manifested by many of our farmer
friends in improved breeds OF cattle
and horses.
READ. w. WELLS HAS
JUST RECEIVED A NICE LOT
OF CROQUET SETS. BASE
BALLS, BATS, HAMMOCKS,
FISHING TACKLE, MARBLES,
TOPS AND STATIONERY.
miss Mary Byrd, very worthy
young lady, who has lived for several
years with the family OF Mr.. Arthur
Erwin of this place, died last Wednes-
day. An obituary notice will be pre-
pared by the w. G. II. IT,, which will
be published soon as handed in.
We have the latest styles of spring
and summer dress goods for the ladies.
Come to see us, and we will astonish
you with bargains.
| WooTEN a. OATES.
Col. Chas. w. Wallace, the IRE
pressible immigration agent, was in
town Tuesday and called to see us. He
| is now located at Chicago, and is put
| ting in his best work for Arkansas. If
the Arkansas Valley don't TEEN with
wealth and humanity in very short
/ time it will be no fault of his.
We have just received a large stock
of spring goods. Everybody is invited
to call and Xamine our goods and
prices. WooTEN & OATES.
One of tn new enterprises spoken
of is new livery stable under the man
agement of Messrs. Ed Bernard. Eb
Howell and Mac Gamblin. 1t will be
situated on the corner of River and
Russell streets, where the old Luker
shop stands. A new building will be
erected and they will be ready for bus
mess In few weeks. Success to them.
"A sore throat or cough If neglected,
often results in an incurable throat or
lung trouble. SPARKS INDIAN Cough
SYRUP gives speedy and permanent re-
lief. For sale by w. G.. Weimer.
Mr.. II. ID. Potts has been doing
business for some time at Springfield,